Closed amir-hoseyn77 closed 7 months ago
hi, thanks for reporting, I'm assigning @svigerske since this seems like an ipopt issue. Did you try running something else than SCIP with your ipopt installation?
It looks like OpenBlas is loaded dynamically and then the library initialization fails. I cannot say why that happens, though. I agree that it would be good to first try whether Ipopt alone works with this blas library (make test
in the Ipopt build).
You could also do a debug-build of Ipopt and SCIP, so the ??
may be replaced by something informative. And/or do a run under valgrind.
My ubuntu is 18.04 and this oldness causes some out-of-date packages.
I added focal(20.04) repos to my Linux and reinstalled libopenblas-dev, libopenblas-base, libopenblas-serial-dev
(serial||openmp||pthread) and liblapack
via apt manager. After that the MUMPS
was recompiled and then IPOPT
recompiled with debug mode, and finally SCIP
in debug mode.
At this stage SCIP is working in debug mode. I will check in release mode + concurrent mode.
Is UG
alive for concurrency? What is the manual for using UG
Closing as this doesn't seem to be an issue with SCIP.
UG docu is at https://ug.zib.de/. To make it do concurrent runs, look at the options for racing mode. There is also a concurrent solve included in SCIP.
Hello, After compiling the SCIP, runnung the
./bin/scip
produce the errorSegmentation fault (core dumped)
. I run the gdb for scip and trace the stack:My Ipopt compiled with only MUMPS. I run these command to compile the SCIP:
What should I do?